BezoLeafRetro
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How do you deal with buyer's remorse? We just went unconditional on our home purchase: $735k, middle-ring townhouse, 3 bed, 1.5 bath, in a south-east Brisbane suburb.
Just went unconditional on a $735k townhouse—how do I stop buyer’s remorse?
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Uniquportaci94
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Buyers remorse is much better than renters remorse
EpicGecko47
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If it's an unconditional contract, there's no point in feeling buyer's remorse. Look forward and accept that you've already signed it
VelocidadVandal
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You deal with it in ten years when you see its new valuation.
ghostlyjlemien
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I mean, I bought a 4bdr 1 bath 3 yrs ago for 600k. Rotting patio, carport, dilapidated shed. Had to put in easily, I’d say, 160k tbh. For new patio, roof, carport, shed. Fix plumbing + some electrical. Do up 3 bdr, reno the laundry from one of those tiny sink & chipboard things that’s literally crumbling. Holes in walls & doors. Had to rip up pavers & build a deck. And I’m a solid 50min drive from the city . Jut work at it bit by bit. I’ve cursed the previous owners so many times .
RedditGhostAce
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You don't pay too much. You just pay too soon.
It will all work out. At least you have skin in the game.
It will all work out. At least you have skin in the game.
niverbmacky24
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Roof over your head, place to sleep, no land lord = priceless.
LuluY0Hikaru
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I didn't have any. I was over the moon when I got my place
CoryPayneWaffle
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It happens most of the times when you make a big decision of your life.
Happened with me even when I was upsizing and had to sell my house.
But the best thing to do is so your research before hand, pay local agents to apprise or order a professional valuation from online agents like PropCred..
This should comfort you in time of self doubt..
All the best
Happened with me even when I was upsizing and had to sell my house.
But the best thing to do is so your research before hand, pay local agents to apprise or order a professional valuation from online agents like PropCred..
This should comfort you in time of self doubt..
All the best